Previously enslaved African American women
Previously enslaved African American women hold their babies on the Fripp plantation, Saint Helena Island, SC, 1863-1866. The population of ante-bellum coastal South Carolina had a high percentage of African Americans, and hence preserved their traditions, and dialect known as Gullah or Geechee. Civil War era photograph by Hubbard &-Mix of Beaufort, SC
Picture No
13123070
Media ID
45382671
Size
2301px x 2400px
(813KB)
Credit
Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
Source
Courtesy Everett Collection
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